How to delete the trace after browsing the net

Every time we use the computer, there are actually traces left behind, which later will make others who use our computers can know, before we do anything, open any file, open any internet page, etc..

To document, we certainly can do so easily, ie click Start, select Settings, Select Task Bar & Start Menu, select Start Menu window, and then depending on our Windows XP start menu, whether a classic or a new one ... select Customize.

For a new menu, click Advanced, then click Clear List. For the classic menu, select customize, and immediately click Clear. When you are done, then on the start menu in the document, there will be no traces of documents that once we open.

Now on the browser to browse Internet pages. By default, the browser records which pages we've visited, and even what keywords we use to do the search. How to remove depending on the browser used. Here I will assume that the browser used is Internet Explorer or IE.

In IE, go to Tools and select Internet Options, then click: - delete cookies - delete files, then in it delete all offline content check if it previously existed offline page that we want to delete - clear history Do all that, then we will trace is lost.

Hope it will be useful..